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Journal
of Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature, Continental Philosophy,
Phenomenological Psychology, and the Arts.
Janus
Head is devoted to maintaining an attitude of respect and
openness to the various manifestations of truth in human
experience; it strives to foster understanding through meditative
thinking, narrative structure, and poetic imagination. Like
the Janus head reliefs found over the doorways of old Roman
homes, this journal, too, is situated at a threshold. The
space within this journal, like the space beyond the Janus
head relief, is a space where dwelling can occur, where
thinking can take place, and where community can be built.
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Established
in 1942 by the American Society for Aesthetics, The Journal
of Aesthetics and Art Criticism publishes current research
articles, symposia, special issues, and timely reviews of
books in aesthetics and the arts. The "arts" are
taken to include not only the traditional forms such as music,
literature, landscape architecture, dance, painting, architecture,
sculpture, and other visual arts, but also more recent additions
including photography, film, earthworks, performance and conceptual
art, the crafts and decorative arts, contemporary technical
innovations, and other cultural practices, including work
and activities in the field of popular culture.
The
Journal takes a theoretical and interdisciplinary approach
to the arts and aesthetic matters. Its authors include artists,
writers, and academics in the fields of philosophy, English
literature, comparative literature, art, music, theater
and drama, art history, psychology, law, and related disciplines.
The Journal also sponsors the bi-annual John Fisher Memorial
Prize in Aesthetics in honor of John Fisher, Editor of the
Journal from 1973-1988. The Prize is offered to foster the
development of new voices and talent in the field of aesthetics.
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JAIR
(ISSN 1076-9757) covers all areas of artificial intelligence
(AI), publishing refereed research articles, technical notes,
expository and survey articles, and special issues. Established
in 1993 as one of the first electronic scientific journals,
JAIR is indexed by INSPEC,
Science
Citation Index, and MathSciNet.
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This
is an excellent resource for Buddhist studies.
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Founded
in 1973 to "assist in shaping and locating the advanced
edge of scholarly work in religious ethics," the JOURNAL
OF RELIGIOUS ETHICS is committed to publishing the
very best scholarship in religious ethics, to fostering
new work in neglected areas, and to stimulating exchange
on significant issues. Neither a tradition specific journal
of social ethics nor a tradition-neutral journal of philosophical
ethics, JRE offers serious ethical reflection set in the
context of specific religious traditions and communities.
The journal seeks to publish essays in three domains: studies
in comparative religious ethics, considerations of foundational
conceptual and methodological issues, and historical studies
of influential figures and texts.
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International
On-line Journal for Philosophy, Feminist Theory and Cultural
Hermeneutics.
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Medieval
Philosophy and Theologyis a semi-annual, peer-reviewed journal
devoted to the publication of original scholarship in all
areas of medieval philosophy and theology.
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Maintained
by Stephen
Thornton. Minerva is a refereed electronic journal
of philosophy. It is published annually and is freely available
on the Internet. The journal publishes articles relating
to philosophy construed in a broad but scholarly sense,
without preference for any particular school or intellectual
tradition. Each volume will appear in the month of November.
Submissions are sought on any topic from professional philosophers
and other suitably qualified individuals, and may range
from formal scholarly treatises to reviews and discursive
or colloquial discussions which would be accessible and
intelligible to any literate reader. Articles should be
submitted (Word, RTF or HTML format) by e-mail to the editor
at stephen.thornton@mic.ul.ie
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N.Paradoxa,
an international online feminist art journal that seeks
to explore the paradoxes of feminism and the art world today.
It is published quarterly and contains full-text articles,
booklists & book reviews, information on women's arts
organisations.
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The
Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic aims to provide
a common ground where both philosophers and mathematicians
can read and publish significant and original work in all
areas of philosophical and mathematical logic, as well as
the philosophy of language and the philosophy, history,
and foundations of mathematics.
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An
online journal of cutting edge research in the field of
business & professional ethics.
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Phainomena
Published
by the Phenomenological Society in Ljubljana in affiliation
with the publishing house Nova revija.
Founded in 1992, Phainomena is a quarterly journal that
publishes articles and translations in these areas: phenomenology,
hermeneutics, history of philosophy, culturology, philosophy
of religion, philosophy of art, feminist philosophy, deconstruction,
political philosophy, theory of science, phenomenological
sociology and psychoanalysis.
Each annual volume consist of four numbers, usually in the
form of a theme issue. Supported by the Ministry of Science
and Technology of Slovenia, the Ministry of Culture of Slovenia
and the Research Institute of the Faculty of Arts.
Editor in Chief:
Andrina-Tonkli Komel
Editorial Board:
Jan Bednarik, Tine Hribar, Valentin Kalan, Dean Komel, Ivan
Urbančič, Franci Zore.
International Advisory Board:
(Coordination: Dean Komel)
Damir Barbarić (Zagreb), Rudolf Bernet (Louvain), Jean Francois
Courtine (Paris), Renato Cristin (Trieste), Dimitri Ginev
(Sofia), Jean Grondin (Montreal), Klaus Held (Wuppertal),
Friedrich Wilhelm von Herrmann (Freiburg), Heinrich Hüni
(Wuppertal), Pavel Kouba (Prague), Hans Rainer Sepp (Prague),
Peter Trawny (Wuppertal), Helmuth Vetter (Vienna), Bernhard
Waldenfels (Bochum).
Contributions
from phenomenology, hermeneutics, philosophy of religion,
history of philosophy, culturology, philosophy of art, theory
of science and feminist philosophy are welcome. Authors
are requested to enclose a one-page abstract of their article.
Manuscripts should be submitted in duplicate and on diskette
to:
Andrina Tonkli-Komel / Dean Komel, Phainomena, Oddelek za
filozofijo (kab. 432a) Filozofska fakulteta, Aškerčeva 2,
tel. +386 1 2411106, Ljubljana
1000,
dean.komel@guest.arnes.si.
Subscription Information: Založba Nova revija, Phainomena,
Dalmatinova 1, Ljubljana 1000, tel. +386 1 1334074, info@nova-revija.si
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Edited
by philosophers, published by librarians, free to readers
of the web...
Philosophers'
Imprint is a refereed series of original papers in philosophy,
edited by philosophy faculty at the University of Michigan,
with the advice of an international Board of Editors, and
published on the World Wide Web by the University of Michigan
Digital Library. The mission of the Imprint is to
promote a future in which funds currently spent on journal
subscriptions are redirected to the dissemination of scholarship
for free, via the Internet.
Although
the Imprint is edited by analytically trained philosophers,
it is not restricted to any particular field or school of
philosophy. Its target audience consists primarily of academic
philosophers and philosophy students, but it also aims to
attract non-academic readers to philosophy by making excellent
philosophical scholarship available without license or subscription.
The
Imprint issues papers at irregular intervals; readers
can receive periodic notices of recent publications by subscribing
to an electronic mailing list. Papers are published in an
attractive, typeset format that can be read on-screen or
printed by the reader. Their physical appearance and Universal
Resource Locators (URLs) are permanently fixed, to allow
for reliable citations. The Imprint provides its
own indexes and full-text search engine, in addition to
being indexed by Philosophers' Index and public search
engines.
Submissions
to the Imprint are refereed anonymously and selected
for publication on the basis of their estimated long-term
significance. The Imprint does not publish regular
book reviews or discussion notes, though papers responsive
to the current literature may of course meet the Editors'
criteria. Submissions must be sent electronically; submissions
in hard copy will not be considered, acknowledged, or returned.
Although there is no page limit on submissions, the Editors
value economy of expression and do not currently plan to
publish book-length works.
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Philosophical
Writings is an international journal with no commitment
to any particular school or branch of philosophy. Our remit
is twofold: to encourage innovative or unusual ways of presenting
philosophical ideas - including dialogue, verse, types of
fiction, diagram; secondly, to provide a channel for the publication
of work by postgraduates and new academics. We welcome submissions
from established academics, and aim to orientate such pieces
for the interest of our readers by including a profile of
personal influences and interests. In this manner Philosophical
Writings hopes to play a vital role in the growth and
development of philosophical awareness in the next generation
of philosophers.
Philosophical
Writings was established in 1996 through the combined
creative efforts of Stuart R. Hanscomb, Paul S. MacDonald,
J. Barry Stobbart and David J. Mossley. Originally PhD students
at the University
of Durham, all four have since completed their research
and, in the spirit of the journal, have now passed on the
torch to an editorial board consisting of new PhD students.
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Here you
will find a list of philosophy journals with online information.
Journals are listed alphabetically and by subject category.
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Philosophy
Now is determined to provide a dynamic information resource
here on the World Wide Web. As a first step in this direction
the web site has been completely restructured and the first
revision to the new site is already in place (correcting my
grammar and typos!). With plenty of new information and regularly
updated news and links pages we hope you will find this an
excellent resource.
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PSYCHE
(ISSN: 1039-723X) is a refereed electronic journal dedicated
to supporting the interdisciplinary exploration of the nature
of consciousness and its relation to the brain. PSYCHE publishes
material relevant to that exploration from the perspectives
afforded by the disciplines of cognitive science, philosophy,
psychology, physics, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence.
Interdisciplinary discussions are particularly encouraged.
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Free
online Journal of Christian Theology and Philosophy offering
academic scholarship on issues ranging from contemporary
philosophy's impact on discussions of God to analyses of
classic models of hermeneutics and metaphysics.
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The
Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology was founded
in 1904. Its purpose is to promote philosophy and psychology
in the southern section of the United States by facilitating
the exchange of ideas among those engaged in these fields
of inquiry, by encouraging investigation, by fostering the
educational function of philosophy and psychology, and by
improving the academic status of the subjects.
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The hallmark
of the most exciting developments in contemporary social theory
and research is that issues of space and culture
are placed to the fore. The distinction of Space and Culture
is its grounding in everyday life: the habitual, and the
mundane practices which make up the material of contemporary
culture. Space and Culture is a cross-disciplinary
journal which fosters the publication of reflections on a
wide range of socio-spatial arenas such as the home, architecture,
urbanism and geopolitics. We encourage the application of
contemporary theoretical debates in cultural studies, discourse
analysis, post-colonialism to research on sexuality, migrant
and diasporic identities, virtual identities and virtual citizenship.
Space and Culture is unique in having the explicit
mission of bringing cutting-edge theory to the contexts and
sites of social change.
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Teaching
Philosophy provides an open forum for the exchange and
evaluation of ideas, information, and materials concerning
the teaching of philosophy. Published quarterly, each issue
contains articles, discussions, reports, and case studies
on practical and theoretical issues. Areas explored include
the relationship between philosophy and its teaching, the
nature of philosophy curricula, courses and methods, and the
unique problems that exist for philosophy teachers.
The
journal investigates experimental and interdisciplinary
courses with philosophical content as well as those that
develop the philosophical aspects of other fields. Readers
will learn about innovative teaching methods, successful
classroom stratagems, and the use of new materials. An extensive
review section includes reviews of new books, computer software,
and instructional videos.
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The Internet
Incarnation of the world's oldest and best philosophy magazine
for the general reader.
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Tekhnema
presents a forum in which relations between philosophy and
technology can be discussed, made more complex, and experimented
upon. It is not a philosophical journal, if one understands
by philosophy the refusal (however mediated and subtle) to
affirm technology and the sciences. It is not a journal of
technology, if one sees in such a journal an inability to
assume--in philosophical terms--the fate of modern technics
and the links between technics, the sciences and culture at
large...
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An excellent
interactive philosophical forum.
Web
Site Highlights:
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The Vagabond
struggles with ideas. Occasionally the Vagabond will play
the Devil's Advocate.
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